Greenfield Recorder
My Turn: Greenfield beautification at no cost
I have a simple suggestion for making Greenfield more attractive and safer for pedestrians and, at no cost to taxpayers, not even a dime, but just a little, shall I say, “elbow grease.” Take a walk…
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7mDon't fret: This Shelburne Falls luthier builds perfect guitars by feel
Adam Zawalich doesn’t play guitar, but he sure likes making them. The 40-year-old luthier and Shelburne Falls resident has been making guitars for more than a decade, starting his journey in 2015 when he learned the craft while living in Canada. Although he has tried to learn to play, Zawalich said his brain isn’t sure […]
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7mGet Growing with Mickey Rathbun: Hidden in plain sight: The secret gardens of Grace Episcopal Church
Sometimes the loveliest gardens can be right under our noses and we don’t even know they’re there. The gardens at Amherst’s Grace Episcopal Church are such a hidden gem. The Spring Street garden, enjoyed by everyone who walks down the street, is just a small taste of the plantings that the Church’s Garden Ministry has […]
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6mTravel with Max: Deep-dish, 'The Bear' beef and bites of air: Discovering the best of Chicago in three days
Sometimes spur‑of‑the‑moment travel delivers the best surprises. A few years ago, on a random Wednesday, my partner asked if I wanted to go to Chicago for the weekend. Sure. Why not? Three days in the Second City turned into a fast-paced, invigorating escape — architecture tours, deep-dish pizza, art museums, comedy clubs and all the things you simply can’t do in little old Deerfield or Greenfield. It felt good to be in a real city again. It’s only a two-and-a-half‑hour flight west from Boston, and before long we were stepping off the plane at O’Hare and onto the CTA Blue Line. […]
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8mDon’t mail it now, Galvin tells voters as primary turnout climbs
BOSTON — Massachusetts will see higher turnout in Tuesday’s primary elections than it did in 2022, Secretary of State William Galvin predicted Thursday while urging voters who have not yet returned their mail-in ballots to avoid putting them in the mail and instead vote in person or use a drop box. Speaking at a press conference […]
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7mPublic Safety Commission supports Fire Department promotions
The Greenfield Public Safety Commission unanimously supported the recommendations to promote William Kimball to permanent captain and Matthew Parody to lieutenant.